Designed by: PepsiCo Design & Innovation
Country: United States
Designed by BMB NYC | Country: United States
“Manufactured in a limited quantity is what allowed us to create this hand-assembled wood gift box for Bols Genever. The typographic pattern was silkscreened on thin sheets of aged plywood. The plywood was then cut into small, uniform strips. Each box is unique, as the strips were selected randomly during the assembly. A letter pressed label acts as a seal and holds the top in place.”
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Designed by: PepsiCo Design & Innovation
Country: United States
Designed by BMB NYC | Country: United States
“Manufactured in a limited quantity is what allowed us to create this hand-assembled wood gift box for Bols Genever. The typographic pattern was silkscreened on thin sheets of aged plywood. The plywood was then cut into small, uniform strips. Each box is unique, as the strips were selected randomly during the assembly. A letter pressed label acts as a seal and holds the top in place.”
